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[improve][broker] Fix non-persistent system topic schema compatibility #23286
[improve][broker] Fix non-persistent system topic schema compatibility #23286
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@Demogorgon314
The fix looks good. But I still have concern about the compatibility.
- We have added
systemTopicSchemaCompatibilityStrategy=ALWAYS_COMPATIBLE
which is not by original design, because we don't have another way to resolve the compatibility issue. - Even if we use
ALWAYS_COMPATIBLE
, that doesn't means we will ok for any data format change
So, I would like to suggest to add a real compatibility test for different version of data. For the code part, we should not remove the old format data struct directly. Instead, we can create v1, v2 ..., then we can test that we can publish data from v1, v2 and consume by v(latest), and vice versa.
@codelipenghui Did you mean to set the |
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#23286) ### Motivation When upgrading broker version from `3.0.x` to `3.3.x` with `ExtensibleLoadManagerImpl` enabled, it will have an `Unable to read schema` exception. And the broker will fail to start. This issue is caused by #22055 . ### Modifications Add a new class `NonPersistentSystemTopic`, and it will use for system non-persistent topic. (cherry picked from commit 7dbd8a5)
#23286) When upgrading broker version from `3.0.x` to `3.3.x` with `ExtensibleLoadManagerImpl` enabled, it will have an `Unable to read schema` exception. And the broker will fail to start. This issue is caused by #22055 . Add a new class `NonPersistentSystemTopic`, and it will use for system non-persistent topic. (cherry picked from commit 7dbd8a5)
#23286) When upgrading broker version from `3.0.x` to `3.3.x` with `ExtensibleLoadManagerImpl` enabled, it will have an `Unable to read schema` exception. And the broker will fail to start. This issue is caused by #22055 . Add a new class `NonPersistentSystemTopic`, and it will use for system non-persistent topic. (cherry picked from commit 7dbd8a5)
Motivation
When upgrading broker version from
3.0.x
to3.3.x
withExtensibleLoadManagerImpl
enabled, it will have anUnable to read schema
exception. And the broker will fail to start. This issue is caused by #22055 .Modifications
Add a new class
NonPersistentSystemTopic
, and it will use for system non-persistent topic.Documentation
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